crinkled

“Absurd as it was, the phrase crinkled Stanton's heart just the merest trifle.”

Molly Make-Believe

“Pinned to her clothes – striped Eastern things, and that kind of crinkled silk stuff they weave in Crete and Cyprus – was a piece of parchment, a scapular we thought at first, but which was found to contain only the name Διονεα – Dionea, as they pronounce it here.”

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“Pinned to her clothes -- striped Eastern things, and that kind of crinkled silk stuff they weave in Crete and Cyprus -- was a piece of parchment, a scapular we thought at first, but which was found to contain only the name _Dionea_ -- Dionea, as they pronounce it here.”

Hauntings

“The two sisters who founded the label in 2005, Laura and Kate Mulleavy, created a new vision of gentle, feminine beauty, in a palette based on the colours of earth and sky, and a homespun patchwork of fabrics such as crinkled silk, linen, and wool gauze.”

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph

“crinkled" no longer claims to be a badge of superior sanctity.”

With the Guards' Brigade from Bloemfontein to Koomati Poort and Back

“And the other fellow-his left ear was kind of crinkled, if you know what I mean. ”

The Hidden Staircase

“She thought of the way his eyes crinkled up at the corners when he smiled.”

Simon & Schuster: Choker

“Her eyes were sky blue and crinkled at the edges when she grinned.”

Simon & Schuster: Starcraft II: Devils’ Due

“His eyes crinkled with laughter, the burning intensity brightening to a sunshine brilliance.”

Simon & Schuster: Earl of Durkness